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Leave Sought To Appeal In CBL Insurance Case
Leave has been sought to appeal two of the eight charges on which the High Court acquitted the defendants in the Serious Fraud Office’s prosecution of Peter Harris and Carden Mulholland.
The Deputy Solicitor-General yesterday filed a Notice of Application for Leave to Appeal with the Court of Appeal.
No further comment will be made while the matter is before the Court.
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